The colorful wide-screen Cinemascope feature is most remembered for being the film that best presented the talent of young charismatic cult star James Dean, shortly before his premature death in 1955.The camera circles and tracks slowly from left to right along various collections of carefully-arranged objects in magnified close-up, while nostalgic music plays (Elmer Bernstein"s lyrical score):the broken pocket watch on a chaina large safety pin and a chainIndian head and Lincoln head penniesa mechanical pencila translucent marblea jacka black and white striped marble that rolls and collides with a black marblea beaten-up crayona disembodied pen pointanother clear marblea buttonthe broken pocket watch on a chain (again)a harmonicaanother multi-colored marblea silver whistleAfter drawing a simple, stick-figured "mocking-bird", he girl shades in the winged creature and then tears the paper through he bird, melodramatically foreshadowing the racial tensions and divisions that will tear apart the innocence of the town and forever alter the child"s fragile memories.Woodrue.After the lab burned to the ground, she partnered with "Bane" - determined to pursue Wayne Enterprises in Gotham City - one of Woodrue"s previous funders.The commentary continues - during a sequence in which the ship"s Captain (Lester Matthews) - holding a flashlight - prowls the deck with Mrs.As she is taken down the stairs, she pleads to be freed: "That"s what you get for lovin" a guy.The air...Ah, don"t throw me out Leo...Look, if I promise ya I won"t make no trouble, just let me stay near him.He won"t know I"m here...I swear I won"t do nothin"...I"ll go crazy here...I swear I won"t do nothin"...I"ll go crazy out there on the street.Please." Leo is persuaded to let her go.A vengeful Iris confronts Joe in the bedroom with Miss Healy during the continuation of their house tour.